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overall we have now raised £2369.52!

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We would like to thank

Alison at Everything Pets in Hordle

for very generously donating 75%
of the proceeds from the dog show she organised
which came to an amazing amount of £1,585

Thank you so much from all of us at the Rescue

https://www.everythingpets-hordle.co.uk/

A massive thank you to Debi who in just over two weeks raised £1,986 for the Rescue from the auction she ran on Animals Need You Auction and Fundraising facebook page.

A few weeks ago Debi ran another auction which raised money for the Rescue.

We know how much hard work Debi put into organising yet another auction so soon after the last one and that she has been knee high in parcels to be packed up and sent off since finishing it.

Thank you Debi from All of us at DAWGdogs!

Thank you Debi for the incredible donation made to the Rescue via the auction you held.

We know that you worked sooo hard to make this a success and have spent hours and days posting parcels to the winners of each item that was bought.

We will be using the £700.00 that you raised for us to buy and install a new outside pen for the foxes.

Thank you so very much!

We would like to thank Alison and everyone at Everything Pets, Hordle
for selling our Face masks over the past year.
All proceeds come to the Rescue from these sales.
New stock is being delivered today so please pop in if you are local.
Thank you so much

https://www.everythingpets-hordle.co.uk/

Thank you to Tamsin Woodley and Mike at the Moody Cow Farm Shop, Ringwood
for selling our DAWG Face Masks and Note books.
All proceeds from these sales come to the Rescue.
Please pop in to the Moody Cow if you are local.
Thank you so much

http://www.moodycowfarmshop.com/

We would like to thank NFAPG for the generous donation of £2,000.
This money will help towards blood tests for Rowan, the cost of hand rearing milk and the wire for the release pen that is being built.
Thank you so much from all at DAWGdogs!

On behalf of everyone at DAWGDogs, we would like to thank all the family and friends who during this very sad time raised £2000 in memory of Jackie for the Rescue.

We are deeply touched by everyone’s kindness and generosity.

The money raised will be a huge help with vets bills and the ongoing care of rescue dogs.

Thank you so very much.

We send our deepest sympathy for your loss.

“Jackie Etherington was a loving wife, mother and friend. She spent her time helping others, through both her career and her personal life.
Her dedication to her job earned her the title of ‘Work Mum’.
Regardless if you knew her in her proffesional capacity or as part of her family and friends, we can all agree that she added light to our lives where there was darkness.
Jackie was taken from us too early and we want to both remember and celebrate her life.

Jackie was passionate about her love of dogs. She loved many during her life including Jack and Paddy.
So in memory of Jackie we are raising money for DAWGdogs Rescue. It is a non-profit organisation staffed by volunteers.
Every penny raised goes towards the high costs of their mission to improve the lives of as many dogs as they are able to save. Their veterinary bills alone run into many thousands of pounds each year, and the costs of feeding, microchipping, sheltering and transporting those in their care are ever rising.”